Simmy Singh is a violinist, composer and Earth activist whose work dissolves the boundaries between classical, folk, electronic, and improvisational sound. Born in Wales to Indian and English parents, her creative voice is rooted in a deep connection to land, lineage and the sacred. Through her music, she invites deep listening, ritual connection, and ecological remembering; and she explores how beauty, grief and action can coexist in service of healing both people and planet.

Her artistry has evolved from the concert hall to the forest floor — where performance becomes ritual, remembrance and offering. Simmy is a co-founder of the acclaimed Manchester Collective, and has performed with ensembles such as the London Contemporary Orchestra, Manchester Camerata, and Sinfonia Cymru. As a collaborator and session musician, she works regularly with leading artists across jazz, folk and experimental music, including Abel Selaocoe, Bill Laurance, Portico Quartet, Alfa Mist, and Vega Trails.

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Whether on stage, in the woods, round a fire, or up the hills in her van, Simmy uses music as a form of listening, a call to reverence, and a return to the wild edges of our souls.